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Let him who fears the frost plant no vineyards. — Serbo-Croatian
Let me get over the lake, and I have no fear of the brook. — Dutch
Let not him that fears feathers come among wild fowl. — English
Love is full of busy fear. — English
Love drives out fear. — Czech
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Love and fear cannot be hidden. — Russian
Love, thieves, and fear make ghosts. — German
Many a one threatens, while he quakes for fear. — German
Men fear death just as children fear the dark. — English
Mice cease to fear the cat when she is too old. — Burmese
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One speaks badly of the absent but fears the present. — Nigerian
Pure gold does not fear the furnace. — Chinese
Riches bring oft harm and ever fear. — English
Seeing the case of another is enough to cause fear. — African (Hausa)
Shame induces us to fear sin. — Hebrew
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Ships fear fire more than water. — English
Sleep is the remedy for many fears. — African (Hausa)
The job fears the craftsman. — Russian
The old fox does not fear the trap. — Turkish
The goat dwells among men for fear of the leopard. — African (Jabo)
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The wild grass fears the frost, and the frost fears the sun. — Chinese
The greater the fear, the nearer the danger. — Danish
The innocent fears no accusation. — Filipino
The naked don't fear robbery. — Russian
The prince that is feared of many must of necessity fear many. — English
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